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Old 11-04-2008, 06:50 AM
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the crankshaft pulley gear on my car spun out and rounded out the key way . so me and my friend put a new one on with some jb weild trying to fix it but we bolted up so it would get a good hold on the gear now the bolt i think is jb welded into place is there any way to set the timing for the timing belt without taking the crank pulley off .
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yes look at the notches on the pully and line it up to the mark on the lower timing cover
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we took the timing cover off the only way to get it back on is to cut it and wat mark on the pulley
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lol, oh man then the sprocket that the timing belt rides on has a timing mark align that to the mark on the oil pump..i think the marks on the oil pump it a very noticeable notch.

if your crank pulley is clean you will notice it has 3 lines on the ridge, right by where the alternator rides on. it will have 4 notches three ate close together and on is a but farther use the farther line ( notch)
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